US EditionTyler O'Neill and Pete Alonso lead the Baltimore Orioles to a Sunday victory over the Minnesota Twins
Baltimore overcame a 4-0 deficit with key hits from O'Neill and Alonso, scoring 8 runs while the Twins committed multiple baserunning errors, officials said.
- On Sunday, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Minnesota Twins 8-6 at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, rallying from a four-run deficit. Pete Alonso singled home the go-ahead run in the seventh inning.
- Minnesota jumped to a four-run lead early in the contest, but the advantage evaporated after Twins starter Bailey Ober allowed a three-run home run to Tyler O'Neill in the fourth inning.
- Despite managing 12 hits, the Twins struggled on the basepaths and failed to capitalize on opportunities. Reliever Mick Abel surrendered four hits and the decisive run to Baltimore in the seventh inning.
- Manager Derek Shelton was ejected in the ninth inning following a dispute over a challenge call. Baltimore reliever Ryan Helsley secured his second save of the season to preserve the victory.
- The Orioles host the Texas Rangers on Monday night at 6:35pm. The Twins travel to Kansas City for their home opener against the Royals on Monday afternoon, seeking to rebound from the series loss.
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Twins fall short to Orioles in series rubber match
The Minnesota Twins dropped their series rubber match 8-6 to the Orioles in Baltimore on Sunday afternoon. Tristan Gray drove in three runs for the Twins. Royce Lewis hit a solo home run while Trevor Larnach also picked up an RBI. Bailey Ober gave up three runs over four innings in a no-decision. Mick Abel tossed 3 ⅓ innings in relief with four strikeouts while giving up four runs and eventually being tagged with the loss. Anthony Banda recorded…
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Twins fall to Orioles in series finale
BALTIMORE — Say this for the Twins: They sure had their chances on Sunday. In the sixth inning, they left Josh Bell standing on third. In the seventh inning of a tied game with the bases loaded, Matt Wallner watched strike three go past him and immediately tapped his helmet to challenge the call, perhaps a show of frustration as the pitch was well within the strike zone. An inning later, they loaded the bases with no outs and came away with just…
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Pete Alonso's first RBI with Orioles propels Baltimore to 8-6 win over Twins
Pete Alonso singled home the go-ahead run in the seventh inning, Tyler O’Neill hit a three-run homer and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 8-6.
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